Immigration Law
Secretary Of Homeland Security Announces Decision To Terminate Temporary Protected Status For El Salvador
On January 8, 2018, the Secretary of Homeland Security, Kirstjen M. Nielsen, announced her decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status…
Read MoreDACA Under Fire – What Happens Now?
Since 2001, multiple bi-partisan bills, each commonly known as the DREAM Act, have been introduced in Congress to allow undocumented…
Read MoreUSCIS Issues New I-9 Form – New Form is Mandatory Beginning September 18, 2017
With the new Form I-9 issued and increased scrutiny being paid to employers with I-9 compliance and recordkeeping by the…
Read MoreWhen Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Comes Knocking
Last week, a local Baltimore business alerted its customers to possible disruptions in its services after officials from Immigrations and…
Read MoreA New Travel Ban and the Elimination of Premium Processing for H-1B visas
Following the decision of the Ninth Circuit striking down Executive Order 13769, known colloquially as the Travel Ban, President Trump…
Read MoreImmigration Law Updates – Travel Ban Updates and ICE Raids
On Thursday, February 9th, a three-judge motions panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the decision of the…
Read MoreImmigration Law Updates – What Every Employer Needs to Know
During his campaign, President Trump made a number of statements about immigration law. While many elected officials will campaign one…
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